In the preseason that just ended, the Magic beat the Celtics 103-102 by one point.
finally won their first preseason victory. Compared to the Lakers on the West Coast, they are definitely slightly better.
Actually, for the Magic team, Dige doesn't have much favor, because one of my favorite players Howard should be regarded as the first person in team history, right?
But the attitude they showed was really worthless to Master Huo.
After the game, I was still chatting with Xiao Liao next door, Celtics will retire Rondo's No. 9 jersey in the future?
As a veteran green army fan, he subconsciously fell into contemplation and said: "You can withdraw or not."
In this game, as many as 6 Magic scored in double figures, and the Greens had four main truces.
Nai Smith supported the Green Army's offense, solo scored 23 points, 3 rebounds and 4 assists, directly calling the Magic Hampton's 20 points and 8 rebounds.
The match ended in a stalemate tug-of-war. The Greens even led by 1 point in the big heart jump of Matthews and Hauser.
With 5 seconds left in the final regular time, the Magic was still one point behind 101-102.
At this time Magic No. 11 guard Dao Ding dribbled into the frontcourt, but when he reached the right half-waist position, he fell into a stop state.
Faced with a pass without a good chance and time is short, Dowding chose to jump straight back and the ball crossed a beautiful arc and fell into the net bag!
103-102 succeeded in overtaking,Only 0.2 seconds of attack time were left.
I believe that many people see this player No. 11 and can't even call his name for a while.
is 1.91 meters tall. The 24-year-old Jeff Dowding is from University of Rhode Island . He signed with the team this summer with a contract value of 930,000 US dollars.
In fact, this value is insignificant in the league, after all, millions of players are really a lot.
In this game, he scored 10 points, 2 rebounds and 2 assists on 5 of 10 shots.
From the initial training camp contract to the full-time employees, Dowding used his performance to give back to the team that trusted him. I believe that he and Hampton and other young players will definitely play better in the future.
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